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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Die Zauberflöte, KV620
["The Magic Flute"]
Opera in two acts
Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder
Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder
"'I didn't mean to be a singer': Confessions of Sylvia McNair
"Sylvia McNair: how a close encouter with a tennis ball set her on the path to stardom"
"Can't Help Singing: The American soprano Sylvia McNair never meant to become an opera star. Richard Fairman finds out what went wrong"
"Can't Help Singing: The American soprano Sylvia McNair never meant to become an opera star. Richard Fairman finds out what went wrong"
"Artist Profile: Sylvia McNair
"One of Europe's most sought-after sopranos is an American singer. We met up with her last summer at the Salzburg Festival, where she starred in Mozart's 'Idomeneo'"
"Endowments play vital role at universities"
By Michael A. McRobbie
Photo credit: Michelle Pemberton
"To the Tune of $69 Million: Indiana University faculty member Sylvia McNair sang at a press conference to announce Lilly Endowment's gift to the law and music schools."
"To the Tune of $69 Million: Indiana University faculty member Sylvia McNair sang at a press conference to announce Lilly Endowment's gift to the law and music schools."
"From Her Mouth to God's Ear: Sylvia McNair finds fulfillment in her new repertoire"
by James Inverne
Sylvia Smiles
McNair Brightens the Rep From Britten to Broadway
McNair Brightens the Rep From Britten to Broadway
"How would a composer remember a friend?"
"Richard Wernick needed inspiration for his memorial work to Stephen Sell"
by Daniel Webster (Inquirer music critic)
by Daniel Webster (Inquirer music critic)